January 31, 2007
Buddha Break 2007.01.31
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Seeing as I'm up for some awards as a Buddhist blogger I should start to act like one. Here are some items that recently caught my atten...
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Sentient Developments nominated for Blogisattva awards
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My blog has been nominated for several Blogisattva awards , honoring "excellence in English-language Buddhist blogging during calendar ...
Hmmm, what could Dilbert be talking about?
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Why there should be an X Prize for an artificial biosphere
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Conventional futurist wisdom suggests that if our atmosphere should completely go to pot -- which it certainly appears to be doing -- human...
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January 29, 2007
Revisiting the day the Earth stood still
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I sat down with my son recently to watch an old sci-fi classic, The Day the Earth Stood Still . This film is drenched in the 1950's welt...
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New CD releases
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The last couple of weeks have seen a number of highly anticipated releases: The Shins: Wincing the Night Away - eagerly awaited 3rd release...
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January 28, 2007
The Canadian Conservatives' faux environmentalism
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The minority Conservative government in Canada is launching a series of attack ads in which they slam the Liberals and their new leader, Ste...
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January 27, 2007
Certain minds and certain bodies
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I'm the kind of person who learns by doing. This blog is largely a place for me to think out loud as I figure things out and formulate m...
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Brian Swimme on Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
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What is Enlightenment? + Zaadz has an extremely interesting interview with mathematical cosmologist Brian Swimme in which he discusses the ...
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January 26, 2007
Latest podcast available
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My latest audiocast has been posted here . You can subscribe to this feed . In this episode I ask the question: when did intelligence first ...
Peter Singer on the 'Ashley Treatment'
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Influential bioethicist Peter Singer has waded into the Ashley X debate and, as usual, is not afraid to plunge head-first into controversy....
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January 24, 2007
Just say no to mind controlling parasites
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Genomes can be nasty. All they care about is self-replication, an agenda that often leads to some very strange and not-so-nice reproductive ...
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Richard Clarke on NPR
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Richard Clarke , the counterterrorism czar to Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush, was recently interviewed on NPR . Clarke talks about h...
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January 21, 2007
Accelerating change in effect: Why Apple's iPhone is already obsolete
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Technological change is happening so fast that I'm starting to have a real hard time keeping up with all the latest gadgets, platforms a...
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"You are the platform"
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Journalist Quinn Norton recently gave a talk at the 23rd Chaos Communication Congress which took place in Berlin during the first week of ...
Nerdcore rising
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This represents either the end or a new beginning for human civilization, but I haven't quite decided yet.
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January 20, 2007
Around the Web
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Apparently ethics books are the most stolen philosophy books. Why is this revelation creating severe cognitive dissonance in my brain? Esqu...
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150 years of enhancment
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Think human enhancement is something new? Hardly. We are by definition the tool making species and have been overcoming our biological limit...
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New audiocast posted
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My latest audiocast has been posted here . You can subscribe to this feed . In this episode I discuss Bjork's colonization simulation an...
January 18, 2007
Bjork's colonization simulation does not explain Fermi's Paradox
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A number of science sites are proclaiming that the Fermi Paradox may have been solved by Rasmus Bjork, a physicist at the Niels Bohr instit...
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